RE:RE:RE:RE:is it possible their intentionally keeping the price down?KW_08 wrote: itsalie wrote: In my experience that is not how it works.. you don't pay for your options, you just get the difference from the option price and the selling price.. I've sold 50k worth of options, I did not have to cut a check for 25k to do so..
You need to pay for the shares at the exercise price (ie $0.05) and you need to pay the capital gains taxes between the exercise price and the actual price. That's the way it works, check your facts.
If you have an arrangement whereby there is zero cost to you, then you're selling shares to cover the difference automatically. This would still show up as an insider sell.
Attila Pentek sold 55,290 shares at $0.28. A number like that is obviously to cover a specific cost.
I'm not sure what has scarred you in the past, but not everything has to be a negative. Just seems to be the way you choose to live your life. I've been having these little squabbles with you since the price was at $0.05. 500% later and you're still searching for smoke.
no you don't have to pay for the options, check your facts.. it's an option, but not an attractive one.. and its not negative, its just a fact.. clearly you have ever exercised options before, I have..
- Cashless exercise – You exercise your options and sell enough of the stock to cover the purchase price. The brokerage firm makes this happen simultaneously. You are left with 500 shares of Widget which you can either keep or sell.